Library . Wordnik . Word . GetEtymology

Retrieves the etymology of a given word.

Input
• APIKey The API Key from Wordnik.
• Word The word you want to look up on Wordnik.
Optional Input
• ResponseType Response can be either JSON or XML. Defaults to JSON.
• UseCanonical If true will try to return the correct word root ('cats' -> 'cat'). If false returns exactly what was requested. Defaults to false.
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• Output
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  • Response The response from Wordnik.
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  • // Instantiate the Choreo, using a previously instantiated TembooSession object, eg:
    // TembooSession session = new TembooSession("accountName", "myFirstApp", "abc123xxxxxxxxxxxxxx");
    
    GetEtymology getEtymologyChoreo = new GetEtymology(session);
    
    // Get an InputSet object for the choreo
    GetEtymologyInputSet getEtymologyInputs = getEtymologyChoreo.newInputSet();
    
    // Set inputs
    
    // Execute Choreo
    GetEtymologyResultSet getEtymologyResults = getEtymologyChoreo.execute(getEtymologyInputs);

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• Notes

  • This Choreo retrieves the etymology of a given word.The documentation for this Wordnik method can be found here.

    Here is an example of acceptable inputs:

    APIKey: {YOUR API KEY}
    Word: frequency
    

    The following is a sample of the information returned by this Choreo:

    [
      "
    Latin frequentia, multitude, from frequēns, frequent-, crowded, numerous, frequent.
    ",
      "\n[L. frequentia numerous attendance, multitude: cf. F. fréquence. See Frequent.]\n",
      "From Latin term, from term.,"
    ]